Kelly Cates

Nobody is entirely thrilled about it.

For Liverpool, at least it is a point that carries them back into the top five.

But for Spurs, it is a rare, rare scrap to take home from Anfield.

It is a rock stopper.

It gives them reason to look up and it gives those who have travelled good reason to smile, to cheer, to dance and to sing.

And they've done precious little of that since the turn of the year.

But for Liverpool Jamie, it feels a little dumb.

Thank you, Jamie.

And Jamie, of course, will be back on Monday Night Football tomorrow examining all the issues of the weekend, and this will certainly be amongst those.

So, for Liverpool, a couple more points have escaped them, but they creep ahead of Chelsea into fifth.

For Spurs, still no win this year, still their worst winless league run for 91 years, but it is something for Igor Tudor.

This point just might be the big point.

Something is a whole lot better than nothing.

Liverpool 1, Tottenham 1.

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It is Randall Colomwani.

It dug deep.

People have been poking fun at sports the last few months.

It's been a difficult season from, no doubt.